welcome to a specialwelcom edition of jesse watters prime time. i m kayleigh mcenany. and tonight, we start withh mac. the fox news alert and explosion at thead u.s.-canada border triggered an international response . day. this story has been developing all day, and here s what we s what wknow. a car going up to 100 miles an hour smashed into a concrete barrier near a border checkpoint. two who were in the car died and they were believed to be a couple in theithey werr late s or early fifties. a border agent wa s also injured, treated for minor injuries and released from nor injuthe hospital. despite the dramatic nature of the crash. the governor natur of new york s there s no sign of terrorism. based on what we know at this moment, and again, chanhing can change. there is no sign of terroriste s activity with respect to thishae crash. we ve identified that this is a local individual in westernyo new yorker. now we re hearing the car wae hearins coming from a nearbo
existential. dana: if i could throw a last question to you, ben rhodes, the former deputy national security advisor for president obama tweeted this today: what do you think of that? wow. it s a crazy analogy to think that somehow the north koreans are going to all of a suddenk give up their ambitions just simply because we re going to give them something. they made so many promises and have broken so many promises in the past, this is something that s not even remotely the same. dana: that s what i thought you might say. ric, gillian, thank you so much, and a quick reminder. bill s new book, old school: life in the same lane is currently number one on the new york times best seller list and you can get it for free. sign up to become a billoreilly.com premium member and you get old school or any of bill s other big best-selling books as a free gift. when we come back, the supreme court ready to hear opening